District REIT properties placed into receivership over $78.8 million debt

Ontario court appoints EY receiver over residential rental properties in Ontario and New Brunswick after rejecting a proposed 90-day reprieve backed by asset sales and additional security, putting part of a $218 million real estate portfolio under court supervision

Prairie Provident enters creditor-led CCAA after failed drilling program

Prudential obtains enhanced monitor appointment to oversee Alberta oil and gas producer following unsuccessful recapitalization, asset sales and repeated capital injections

Initiating, influencing and supporting insolvency proceedings: lessons from recent Québec cases

Department of Finance Publishes Draft Stablecoin Regulations

A Mega Farm’s Financial Fall Is Sending Shockwaves Across the Prairies

Firm News — Week of October 26, 2026

Green Impact Partners Inc. et al. - Notice of Claims Process

Claims must be received by the Monitor by no later than 5:00 p.m. (Mountain Time) on December 18, 2026

Company officers face $83 million in personal claims for bad borrowing certificates

Can a bank sue executives personally for losses caused by inaccurate financial reporting?

Zonix Homes and related companies placed into receivership over $30 million debt

Court appoints TDB Restructuring over 14 Markham properties after proposed $30.4 million sale fails to become unconditional despite repeated adjournments

Québec golf cart distributor placed into receivership after $62.2 million revenue collapse

Mobilicab ceased operations after revenues fell 27% in 2025 and a further 43.5% in the first 8 months of 2026, leaving lenders seeking control of assets across 4 provinces

Former Brampton MP's law firm placed into receivership amid alleged real estate fraud

AlixPartners appointed receiver of law firm founded by former MP Raj Grewal as court investigates trust accounts and properties linked to related parties, including a stalled Brampton development

Ontario Court appoints receiver over two law firms after $18 million in mortgage funds goes missing

Court says situation represents "exceptionally grave attack on the profession of law at large" that "has been occurring with distressing regularity in the recent past"